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Community soccer program ensures no child is left behind

August 02, 2024 | Columbia County, Florida



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Community soccer program ensures no child is left behind
In a recent government meeting, local sports officials discussed the launch of a new youth soccer program aimed at providing accessible sports opportunities for children in the Fort White area. The initiative, spearheaded by a group of coaches and parents, seeks to foster teamwork and physical fitness among young participants.

The program will feature an $85 registration fee, which covers uniforms, insurance, and participation costs. Notably, the organizers have committed to offering unlimited scholarships to ensure that financial constraints do not prevent any child from participating. This decision comes in light of the area's poverty rate, which stands at approximately 20%.

Practices will take place at the Southside Sports Complex, where the program will utilize existing soccer goals and acquire smaller goals suitable for younger players. Currently, around 30 children have registered, with ongoing efforts to encourage more sign-ups through in-person registration events.

The organizers emphasized the importance of sports in children's development, highlighting benefits such as increased confidence and teamwork skills. They expressed a strong commitment to inclusivity, stating that no child will be denied the opportunity to play due to financial limitations. The soccer season is set to officially commence the week of the 12th, marking a significant step towards enhancing youth sports in the community.

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